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An l-shell electron (binding energy = 26 kev) is removed from an atom that has an m-shell binding energy of 4 kev and an n-shell binding energy of 1 kev. if a free electron fills the vacancy in the l-shell, the characteristic x-ray produced will have an energy of

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